Navratri brings with it not just festive fervour but also nine days of fashion inspiration and endless outfit possibilities. If you’re wondering what to wear to look your best this festive season, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a look at celebrity-inspired Navratri outfits to help you put together chic, trendy and celebration-ready looks.
Black is the new festive favourite
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Actress Janhvi Kapoor’s inky-black lehenga from fashion label Rimple and Harpreet makes for a striking Navratri outfit. The red embroidered blouse, accented with green, adds a pop of colour, while the black skirt and zari-embroidered dupatta lend the ensemble a contemporary silhouette. The same colour combination can work equally well for an Anarkali set.
Complete the look with chunky bangles, jhumkas, juttis and a potli bag. Add a black bindi and either tie your hair into a neat bun or leave your tresses flowing freely.
Six yards of elegance but drape it lehenga style
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Actress Khushi Kapoor’s richly embroidered red sari by Manish Malhotra makes for an equally striking Navratri outfit. Drape it lehenga-style over a satin skirt and pair it with an embroidered, backless blouse for a festive look. Take cues from Khushi by styling your hair in a braid and accessorising with stud earrings and a choker. Complete the ensemble with heels or sandals.
Embrace tradition in a vibrant Bandhani fit
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Actress Kriti Sanon’s vibrant Bandhani sari by Manish Malhotra is perfect for an evening Navratri party. Twirl the night away in this traditional ensemble, accessorising with a pearl choker and matching earrings. Style your hair in a sleek bun for a polished look, and add statement bangles to accentuate the outfit. Finish with slip-ons or sandals for an elegant touch.
Make every twirl count in a statement lehenga
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Actress Karisma Kapoor’s lehenga by Torani India, featuring a tunic-length corset-style bodice and a pleated skirt, is perfect for Garba night. Accessorise with gold jewellery for a look that strikes a balance between festive and sophisticated. Since the skirt grazes the floor, opt for footwear that adds a little height, such as wedges, platform heels or kitten heels.
Comfort meets colour in a bright, breezy co-ord set
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Actress Raveena Tandon’s fuchsia-pink printed co-ord set, comprising a short kurta and flared trousers, makes for a comfortable, fuss-free Navratri outfit. If the neckline is high, skip the necklace and accessorise with statement earrings and chunky rings instead. Complete the look with your favourite pair of heels.
